G++ latest version download
 

Can anyone send me the link to latest version of g++ compiler.
Thanx in advance
Ashwini:cool:

http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/

g++ is part of the Gnu Compiler Collection (gcc). The above link takes you to there website. Be warned, with C++ especially, that 3.4.0 will not compile everything correctly (yet) and will not created binaries backwards compatible with older versions of gcc (aka older libstdc++).

I'd probably recommend using gcc 3.3.3 unless you have a specific reason for doing otherwise.

Hi jtShaw ,

i am not able to find out the binaries for GCC 3.3.3 , can u please send me the exact link for download.
Thanx in advance

well, that depends on what distro u use.
Did u check ur distro's site for updates?
anyway, i feel its better if u install stuff from source

Hi vinay_s_s
Plz be more clear

well, if u want binary packages, then it is dependent on ur distribution. for example, suse's package cant be used for redhat and vice versa. so i told u to check ur linux vendor for updates. if u want sources, u can obtain from any gnu mirror.


PS: Please update ur profile so that we can easily know what distro u are using.
(personal question: are u living in India ?)

Hi vinay
I am using Red hat linux,



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And yes i am from india and from Delhi
wut bout u

well first of all "u _didn't_ update ur profile"
also, why do u want to update gcc ?
by what i know, updating core components like gcc, glibc requires recompilation of all applications that depend on them. So a wise choice would be to update ur distribution - Go Fedora or something like that.

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I know it very well.

g++ compiler
 

how to downloads it??? Give me link of downloads any one
???

Post #10, @Avdhut : Welcome to LQ. .. :) ..

First : Please do not use an 8 year old thread for your question.
Start a new thread instead :
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/ >>> 'New Thread'.

And please read http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
I.e. specify your Linux OS, like Fedora 16, CentOS6, Ubuntu 11.10 etc.

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i want g++

Post # 12, @ CRA.

Please read post #11.
The same goes for you : Do not use an 8 year old thread for your questions.
Start a new thread instead :
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/ >>> 'New Thread'.

If you then, in the new thread, tell us which OS it is about :
Your questions can be answered.

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